I was so happy when I got a visit from Charmaine the interior decorator for the soon to be opened Bank of St Vincent and the Grenadines. Thank you to Robert Joyette, a fellow artist who had left my number with her.
As I had not fired any of my work and did not have my own studio/showroom I invited her to the pottery studio that same afternoon.When she arrived with Erica of the famous pepper sauce I instantly liked her and she liked my work. I was commissioned to produce the pieces I had displayed plus four paintings and two glass panels.
St Vincent here I come !
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| Complete selection of smaller pieces |
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| Large carved bowl |
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Pre firing. Large commissioned Water Carrier with
the smaller original next to it |
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| Large Lush vase |
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| Pre firing. Commissioned large Water Jug with original |
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I was so upset when I opened the kiln.
Any -how being the repetitive worker I am I was happy to make them all over again
and use these as planters in the garden for some kind of vine. |
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| Small water carrier after firing and polishing |
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One of two fused class panels made in collaboration with
Michael Ross |
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Fire Dance acrylic on canvas. The framing was chosen by Charmaine
and is a triple frame that I think works really well and was put together by the
lovely team at Rogers Framing Studio in Kingstown.
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| Fowl house |
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| House inspired by the PMs old residence |
I love the pots I look forward to seeing the finished products of the clay pots. I love the stained glass panels and the paintings will you take a picture of the painting and the pottery in the bank.
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